In my last newsletter I finally broke the news that I was hard at work putting together all the elements of something intended to help you change course faster than you could likely ever do on your own. One of the inspirations for my new "fast track a dream" project came from a question put to me by a reporter for USA Today's entrepreneur section. What he wanted to know was, "What keeps a small business owner like you up at night?"
The article came out a few weeks later. Not surprisingly it focused on concerns of people who own dry cleaning shops, car dealerships, ad agencies and other traditional brick and mortar businesses. What kept these small business owners up at night were things like rising fuel prices, employee turnover, the cost of employee health care coverage, and a potential jump in the minimum wage. Frankly I never expected my answer to be included in the article because at this stage of my business the kind of things I angst about are atypical to say the least.
Read Valerie's entire article What Keeps You Up at Night? You May be Worrying About All the Wrong Things
Valerie Young, our official Career Change Expert
Its interesting to read about a small business owner..In that article some information is new for me which I did not know before.Well its good to know about career change resource for entrepreneur.
Posted by: dean graziosi | March 20, 2010 at 01:26 AM